Letter from George Teasdale, 2 July 1890
President W. Woodruff
& Council
Dear Brethren:
President Joseph
Leaing, of the London Conference, writes me in
behalf of a family by the name of Barnett, who
are members of the North London Branch. It would
take about £65.0.0 or 325 00/100 for their emigration. Bro.
Barnett is a painter and often out of work. Bro.
Leaing says "he hopes something can be done for
their deliverance from Babylon for they certainly have
a sad and dreary time of it here with so many
little mouths to fill, he soon gets in debt if he does
not have work. At the present time they are free
from debt, which is something uncommon as for
many months work with Bro. Barnett has been
very uncertain until within the past few months
They pay their tithing and do just about as well
as it is possible for them to do under the circum
stances in which they are placed. Emigration would
indeed be a godsend to them and would be a deliverance
from bondage & poverty." Thus writes Bro Leaing. He thinks
if he was in Zion he would soon be able to return his emig-
ration as there is a demand for painters. What shall we do?
With kind love, your brother & fellow laborer
George Teasdale
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